The 7 Levels of Force Potential FULLY Explained

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• EV

  @evankeller2134 · 2 months ago (edited)

  Putting on Darth Nihilus' mask may result in a bad case of the munchies, but sith lightning is cool af.

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• JS

  @Jspider56 · 2 months ago

  Dooku grew so fast and Vader grew so little... I get that Vader is still supposed to be waaayyyy stronger but it'd be funny to imagine Palpatine pining for Dooku after ten years of Vader moping about.

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• XI

  @Xiporah · 2 months ago

  Level 2 force sensitives are some of my favorite characters. Darovit/Tomcat (Darth Zannah's cousin) was definitely in this category, low enough for him to survive the Thought Bomb, but high enough to sense Zannah's presence after not seeing her for a decade.

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• MI

  @michaelsmith6765 · 2 months ago

  May the force be with you all!

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• KO

  @kotic79 · 1 month ago

  I have to say I really like how you dive into both legends and canon

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• TR

  @trev9168 · 2 months ago

  Funny how people still think people like Han Solo, jango and cad bane didn’t have above average force sensitivity. Kind like an in between a regular person and a Jedi.

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• BR

  @brocklewis7624 · 1 month ago

  Always love it when Darth Bane gets a mention! Will always be my favorite Sith.

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• AA

  @Aaron-ts2nd · 1 month ago

  The level 2 explanation made me wonder if maybe Mandalorian warriors were not only highly skilled in martial prowess due to a warrior culture and amazing training, but also possibly inadvertently and unknowingly extremely skilled in the force in a purely passive respect. Being treated as "instincts" or just a feeling of superiority that they explain away as just simply their nature due to being Mandalorians in their minds. When really they could possibly just be genetically, or inadvertently by selection of only the extremely skilled and best warriors with the best reflexes and "instincts" in their society, prone to having a large pool of level 2 force sensitives (unwitting passive force users) among themselves. And to me at least, this would very much be a perfect explanation of why they are so above and beyond most non force using warriors across the Galaxy even in comparison with other highly trained individuals from elite military units to other warrior cultures. As well as rivaling and even defeating some full fledged and skilled force users here and there as a cherry on top.

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• JO

  @jonathancrotts2862 · 2 months ago

  I love you're clarification in the beginning of strength vs. potential. A lot of people think that in episode 3, Anakin would beat Palpatine, but that Yoda would beat Anakin. If they had fought in episode 3, Palpatine would have destroyd Anakin, much like Yoda would. More experience, master of their side of the force, more unlocked potential. Anakin COULD become a god, but he WAS just a gifted jedi, with a lot of unrealized potential.

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• UN

  @unknownghost3145 · 2 months ago

  Level 3 is more impressive to me, hard work and discipline is absolute respect. I wonder if because they have a low connection to the force, that the dark side presence is weaker in inflicting them. Hopefully not, because this makes those Force users have true STRENGTH rather than immunity.

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• EF

  @Efreeti · 1 month ago (edited)

  Most interesting characters? Probably those on the level of Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon, who struggle sometimes with the force but make the most of their potential through great effort and practice. Especially those who, again like Obi-Wan, do so without ever needing the Dark Side.

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• PR

  @prdoyle · 2 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-HTPKuSLeI&amp;t=690">11:30</a> - The Jedi train in Dublin I guess

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